How to Get a Job in South Korea | 2023 Version
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2024
- Hi ♡
In today’s video, I'm discussing how to get a job in South Korea - specifically, a non-teaching job! This video is an updated version of one of my MOST popular videos I released a few years back. In this updated version (it's part 2 so head over to my channel to watch part 1) I cover Korean resumes, the interview process, and finally, some of my tips for a successful interview!
If you have any questions or tips & tricks you want to share, drop a comment below! 👇
Friendly reminder that this video does not constitute immigration advice. The best source for information about immigrating to South Korea is your regional Korean Embassy or Consulate.
[Job Sites]
Seoul Global Center Job Board: global.seoul.go.kr/web/work/w...
Saramin:
www.saramin.co.kr/zf_user/
Job Korea:
www.jobkorea.co.kr/
PeopleNjob:
www.peoplenjob.com/
LinkedIn:
www.linkedin.com
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:13 Resumes
06:08 Interviews
11:43 Other Tips
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love you always ,no matter what type content ,you look happy again🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉
Thanks for being here it means a lot 🥺
Thank you so much for posting these videos Camille! I’m in the process of submitting my Working Holiday visa and hoping to come to Korea in September to study the language, travel and work part time for a couple months. This video will be super helpful for me when I start to apply for a jobs in my field (sales & marketing) again!! 😁
You’re very welcome! I am glad you’ve enjoyed them. 🤗 The Working Holiday visa sounds like a good choice. I wish it was an option for me but I’m too old lol. Good luck with everything. 🙌🏻
I hope you get good opportunities in Korea
I'm going to Vancouver on the 25th August to travel and study English.
wow this is so in-depth and informative video! and i’m not even looking for a job now 😂😂 btw i thought ur skin is so crystal clear.. no wonder ur working at a skincare company
Thank you so much!! 💗
Thanks for another amazing video, I really enjoy your content. I am in the process of applying for jobs in South Korea, and I hope that someday soon I will find a match and land an interview. I work in Information Technology and from what I understand that is an uphill battle...
It can be hard but I believe in you! 💪🏻
I always love your advice on these things. I am currently trying to find ways to break out of teaching jobs in Korea.
One question I have is, do I have a chance to find a marking type of job in Korea with minimal marketing experience and a degree related to that?
You maybe have no idea since it is such a specific situation but if you have any input I'd love to hear it!
Great question! Depending on which visa you'll be going for (D10, E7, or H1) you will need a certain about of experience and a degree that matches the job description exactly. Outside of that, Korean employers consider both post-secondary education and work experience pretty significantly in the interviewing process. I'd just recommend playing close attention to the job description. As long as you match the requirements you should have a good chance!🫶🏻
Thank you Camille.
One question, Do your advices apply on both full Korean speaking company and full english speaking company based in S.Korea ?
Other than this I love the way you're explaining.
Very interesting ! :)
Great question! In my experience, most work places are 90% Korean speaking. You may find an opening on a team that is English speaking (which have been the cases for me) but I’ve never come across a fully or majority English speaking company located in Korea. If there was one, I’d probably just follow the usual western approach when applying. I hope this helps! 🙌🏻
Thanks for this very informative video :) I'm in the process of changing job here in Korea and now preparing for my application. I suddenly got nervous. Been a while since I had panel interview. HAHA my Korean friend told me that she had also panel interviews in most of her applications. ^^ Would it be fair to ask the interviewer about visa sponsorship for instance the foreign candidate is hired? or they would definitely address it after the interview? thank you
It's completely normal to feel nervous before a panel interview, but don't worry, you've got this! As for asking about visa sponsorship, it's always better to wait until after the interview. They will likely bring it up themselves if they are interested. I hope it went well!
Thank you @@CamilleBlais for you response appreciate it a lot. :)
Can you help me in another video about Healthcare jobs ... Because I'm doing MBA. in Hospitality Management.. And I dont know what are the positions are there ! So could you help me ?
한국에서 좋은 추억 많이 만드시길
감사합니다 🫶🏻
Thank ls for this vedio...❤❤❤ Can you please tell which is the best course to get job in south korea after high school science stream...Idk which good to choose i am confused my only Target in my whole life is settled in South Korea but if i choose wrong course it will ruin my life and I will not able achieve my dream 😭😭😭 so plz mam if you know reply to my comment....I will choose that course 😭😭😭😭😭
Check their main industries and then check for statistics on open vacancies vs number of local graduates in those filds, and you will know what to study.
My advice to you, think very carefully, do you really want to live and work there?
You will be treated like c...ap there, not in your face, but you will be trated like that. Discrimination, lack of support from government, etc.
u go camille
You to Briiiiiii 🫶🏻
i’m a student in a field that i don’t like and i don’t know where its going to lead me but i just wanna study abroad, in south/north asia if possible, it gave me the idea that i could work for a kbeauty brand, but i lack self confidence n i just don’t know where to start with studies, ( almost 21 and i feel being late)
It’s never to late to follow your dreams! So many people pivot their careers much later in life and have great success. At 21, the world is your oyster - trust me!💗 If you want to work in kbeauty in Korea, the easiest way is to work in the marketing and communications department like I do as many brands want to grow internationally! I’d recommend looking into studying these subjects and getting some experience interning in the industry. I hope this helps.
@@CamilleBlais thank u :(((
Mam is there any app to get job in korea i am from bsc (Mscs) background in 2024 i will complete my graduation
I didn't use any apps myself, only job hunting sites like LinkedIn, Saramin, and People N Job.
Hey. I really want to come korea and get job there but dont know how to do all these things. I want to be a teacher but as i know korea don't really accept Indians as teacher. Please help me find a path. Lots of love❤
Hi! Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately, there are only seven countries that are eligible for the teaching (E2) visa and India is not one. 😔 That’s not the only option though! I’d suggest looking to an E7 if you’re qualified. I’m sure the Korean embassy in Indian has lots of resources you can read through for more info! Good luck 🫶🏻
Thank you sooo much❤
E7? Forget about that one.
Your obstacle number 1 will be lack of korean languagne.
Obstacle number 2, your origin and race (India).
Obstacle number 3 will be the subject field of your study.
There is a reason why you see only those foreigners getting jobs who are exchange students.
They are already present in Korea, they speak korean on some level, they study in korean university, and mostly are white/western.
That is sad truth, but, it is as it is.